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SirBillybob

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  1. Though “I slept like a corpse” too much on the nose in terms of the opening floating corpse.
  2. Using your brain means that even if all HIV status delineations are true to the best of all delineators’ knowledge there is no true risk hierarchy within the context of advertising. Positive is unambiguous and the variation in risk would be exclusively viral suppression, TasP status. One could assume a minority of poz delineators would not possess undetectable virus status. Knowing what you are dealing with is clear, clearer if viral load is accessible at point of interaction. Like selecting and meeting like is more facilitated. Negative is ambiguous and only as accurate as the latest test also considering lag time from exposure to diagnosis if testing is sought. One could assume that a minority of -ve delineators are HIV-positive with unsuppressed viral load at point of interaction. Like meets like in actuality is less likely, and objections related to status distortion are pronounced. What might impel a person to alter their delineated status? Well, stigma along with simply individual or collective buy-in that that there is a meaningful risk hierarchy delineated on paper without the deeper drill-down of actual transmission risk at point of interaction, as well as the overt pearl-clutching that is expressed upon falsely assuming an actual meaningful risk hierarchy in which positive /undetectable equates to higher risk within a loose hierarchy of transmission potential. Paradoxically, the status alterer is underscoring the lack of a true hierarchy of risk, but those, including here, that emphasize self-efficacy in risk management are on the correct track irrespective of their conceptualization of risk hierarchy. Stigma based on HIV status would need to be eliminated if the hope for care of others within the prevention agenda is to be realized. Catching somebody red-handed screams stigma.
  3. He is discussed elsewhere but I cannot find the thread, though I think the word “ford” was in the ad name.
  4. On mergers …
  5. 🎵Oh, makes me wonder, with a word he did get what he came for 🎶
  6. Yeah, when victim mentality offers precise instructions as to such fabricated ruination and I can’t get enough Shadenfreude.
  7. Because they aren’t in Ernestine about their business …
  8. Paying in AR$ sounds word of mouth like it’s free along with the bonus of what you wanted in the first place. Would that all would agree to the payment of my AR$.
  9. That would have applied to Remington’s Men of Steel in Toronto, long since closed. And for ranges …
  10. I’ve enjoyed all his works. I recently viewed an interview on BBC. He writes slowly and meticulously with lengthy publish gaps but now thinks at his advancing age that he does have at least one additional novel in him.
  11. Would that we all consistently have positive experiences several nauts out from what we anticipated.
  12. Yes, for one of the venues with trade featured, if you are referring to professional non-erotic. I assume that by the term massage you are not conflating with escort trade on site. BTW FYI, if Canadian, American, or Australian and arriving in Brazil April 10th or later you’ll require the newly reinstated electronic visitors’ visa. Clube 117 massage is BRL220 one hour, 130 half hour; 10% less if cash payment as opposed to card or Pix, but I have not attended following the new price and discount structure this year. Room use is included. I am given to understand that one of the therapists is a former featured gogo/stripper and offers professional massage privately at a location on the same street in Copacabana where 202 is located. Club Point 202, the other venue with trade the operational model, IMHO has more flex for “crossover” service into ‘garoto de programa’ territory but if my memory serves me correctly a good non-erotic massage can be had for 150+. I cannot recall if the price tab upon checkout adds a room use fee. Just ask. I do believe that the same extremely muscular chap that has in the past provided deep tissue technique works there.
  13. The petit one.
  14. So, a rating of two non-bouncing blue balls, unstoppable deprivation, not the upthread observation.
  15. First stop for those behinds, cleave land.
  16. 1) Actors portraying high school students do tend to be approaching 30 if not older. 2) Folks in Youngstown OH likely get early starts at most things. 3) The unsettling NAMBLA crowd would view this fellow as having long since aged out.
  17. And, thus, porn was born.
  18. In the running, therefore, for the annual Darwin plaque for cavities in peril.
  19. This one is within my budget even if ho hum.
  20. But on #31 doesn’t quite represent wisdom according to dental associations.
  21. Paying a squatter slightly more to leave. We heard it from you. Ba Dum Tss.
  22. If out of ingots, will frankincense or myrrh suffice for payment?
  23. You’ve made a strong and convincing air travel suit case.
  24. These escorts understand that it makes more sense for you to decline than accommodate the request. As everybody here indicates, anybody claiming otherwise either doesn’t understand or doesn’t want you to. However, some brazen requests may be absorbable psychologically. My lifetime longest frequent regular tried to play me from the get go, upselling a basic sexual act that nevertheless sustained his active role preference, with standard STI protection, by $500 above the initial fee, some twenty years ago. I know I know, a particular version of the ask category. After being momentarily stunned as a very experienced hirer I declined to fall off the turnip truck and negotiated it as inclusive based on the original trick fee. The following few hundred sexual encounters with him were terrific. He couldn’t have forecasted the reliability of regular bank from one client. Among the Top 5 in terms of personal lifetime pleasure.
  25. 🤷‍♂️I’m not in the biz but I have guest status in this domain. I recommend reviewing the related forum among hosts within the Airbnb arena. I think that the key would be that the insurer know exactly what you are up to so there is no misunderstanding about any future claim made. I think that Airbnb has built-in insurance that arises from their percentage take but be sure to assess the need for supplementary coverage. There may be legal / accounting entities to handle things and likely count as deductions against your profit margins, but I think that idea is not novel for you. For the Olympics in a few years you may be able to rent to a small but liberally funded competitive team in a particular sport that requires extended let period for time zone adjustment, practice, etc.
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